Two masterpieces by Albert Camus - the novel "The Plague" and the play "Misunderstanding" - are united by the themes of freedom and choice, a person's awareness of his own powerlessness in the face of cruel fate.The cold chronicle of the plague epidemic in the Algerian resort town turns into a tragic and frightening parable about mortal danger that awakens in the human soul all the best - or the worst. And everyone faces a choice: fight for life, seek a way out, or come to terms with the dominance of the plague and inevitable death.The drama "Misunderstanding" was written in full accordance with the Aristotelian laws of "ideal tragedy". What are people willing to do for money? And can he find a foothold, the true meaning of life in a world full of mutual misunderstanding and alienation?..Copyright© Editions Gallimard, Paris, 1947, 1958< p>© Translation. N. Zharkova, heirs, 2014© Translation. M. Vaksmacher, heirs, 2014© ℗ AST Publishing House, Audiobook, 2020Audio producer: Tatyana Plyuta

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